Most Car Accident-Prone US Cities Revealed In New Study
From highest to lowest, here are the 25 cities with the highest rates of car crashes: (https://quotewizard.com/news/posts/americas-most-car-accident-prone-cities) QuoteWizard found that these are the five most car accident-prone cities:
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“Car crashes are, sadly, all too common across the country. But crash rates vary quite a bit from city to city. Whether it’s distracted driving, lousy roads, bad drivers, or a combination of all three, drivers in some cities seem to crash more often than others,” says
Methodology
QuoteWizard sampled incident data (with more than one million data points) from drivers who used its services. To quantify overall driver standards for comparison, QuoteWizard then weighted the accident counts for each city with frequency to determine accident rates.
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